The Eternal Fountain of Youth (Youth's Revolution) Book

The Eternal Fountain of Youth --- (Youth's Revolution)

Most of us are used to (i.e., accustomed to) existing with what is "possible," and, for most of us, what is possible is rather ordinary and mundane. Is it possible, or impossible, for a mere book to provide an irrefutable mystery, a mystery that boldly presents eternity to humanity?

"Creating a mystery out of nothing would be a most blackguardly thing to do because that would be exploiting people and ruthless—that's a dirty trick. Either one creates a mystery when there isn't one, or there is a mystery which you have to approach with extraordinary delicacy and hesitancy, and, you know, tentativeness." --- (excerpt from J. Krishnamurti)

Anyone who reads "The Eternal Fountain of Youth -- (Youth's Revolution)", with an open mind, is bound to get a substantial glimpse of the profound mystery that it emanates. The legendary fountain of youth is a spring that reputedly restores the youth of whoever drinks from its waters. If you objectively read the book from beginning to end, you definitely will get a taste of mystery, and a taste of what supersedes death and ending. (In an indirect way, it may be like drinking directly from the Grail cup itself.)

We need to change the world for the better. It is a profound responsibility that each one of us shares. Changing for the better may not involve wallowing in the same-old, worn-out traditions that we have stagnated in before. If you are afraid to look at life, consciousness, religion, society, and time in wholly new ways, then do not read the book. (If you do not cherish the essence of life as it is, please do not read the book.) The book involves real and profound change. What real change entails may be a tremendous shock to our systems. However, we cannot go on as we have in the barbaric past; to do so would be terminal.

----Thank you, Thomas Peace